Capital of the Nile River province, Juba City.
Recently, Juba City has evidently been bustling with activity, marked by the massive influx of workers and Black slaves. The most noticeable feature, however, is the military presence, as the East Africa 311th Division has moved into the area.
To the uninformed, it might seem like a major battle is imminent. However, it's clear this is a routine deployment, considering Juba is at the rear, and if a battle were to occur, it should be in the north or east. The north is Egypt, and the east is the Abysinnia Empire. But even if East Africa were at war with these two countries, there's no need to station troops in Juba.
The so-called Nile River province is essentially what's known as South Sudan plus parts of Sudan in the past. Over the past years, the development of the Nile River province has been rather unremarkable.
